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On Monday, January 29th from 1:15 – 2:30pm in Philips Hall 101, Nobel Laureate Hiroshi Amano (Nagoya University) will present How a poor university lab sparked the blue LED revolution and will have a lasting impact on the net-zero-carbon emission and smart society of the future. This is an Electrical and Computer Engineering Colloquium and a part of KIC’s Kavli Distinguished Lecturer Series. Please join for a lunch reception at noon in 116 Upson Hall, which will precede the talk.
"For pioneering a new generation of electron detectors and phase-sensitive reconstruction algorithms leading to significant advances in the resolution and capabilities of electron microscopes."